Show Us Your Wood Shed

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New sticky for wood shed photos and plans.

 

[WoodBurnerInWI]

Almost 75 ft long, 8 bins that hold 1.5 cords of wood each. Top covered with tin roofing material. Flooring is oak pallets.

Building it was very easy. 6 ft long ground timbers as the posts and 2x4's as the dividers and to hold the wood up in the back. The ground timbers are put into 6x6/4x4 concrete deck blocks from Menards and its all held together with 3" long wood nails:

https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/concrete-cement-masonry/construction-concrete-blocks/4x4-6x6-deck-block/1794278/p-1502778698449.htm

I also have extra oak pallets in the yard for storage and two 8 ft long metal racks with covers.

 

[Gearhead660]

Built this lil guy with the kids out of some free pallets from work. $0 invested, holds 2 cord, can pick up and move with skidsteer(when empty).

 

[Puffins]

I built this out of PT 8x8s, 6x6s, and 4x4s for framing. Siding is PT 1x6s. Holds 3 cords. I move my stacks here in April or May after 1 year in the sun and wind.

 

[max384]

Glad to see someone started a new woodshed sticky thread.

Here's my shed I just built a month or two ago. Holds about 5 cords.

 

[enduring]

Here's my new wood shed, though shed is a stretch. This is fresh cut wood ready to dry over the next 2 years. I will cover it in the fall and winter. Got feedback on the forum that in Iowa it will dry well in our hot windy summer days, uncovered.